The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Your Watch Strap

Confusion resolved on how to measure you watch straps

With so many look alike its very tough to choose the right watch strap. As a consumer we cannot know if the watch strap is made in artificial leather of real leather. Straps made in real leather last 5 times longer than artificial leather straps also called PU leather.

We order straps from online without know f it will fit us writs and watch correctly. A correct fitting watch strap helps you read time easily as your strap does not slip. Also we need to be sure that the watch strap will fit your watch lug or to put it simply watch ends where the strap fits in.

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Watch case size, Watch case lug width, and watch strap length are important factors while choosing your correct watch strap from online or from the local watch dealer

Guide to measure your watch strap size

We will need a ruler, measuring tape and a marker pen. Please follow the steps to measure your strap size:

Step 1: Measure the WATCH CASE END where the strap fits in also called LUG

The lug width is the distance between the two points where the strap connects to the watch case. To measure the lug width, use a ruler to measure the distance between the two points where the strap connects to the watch case in millimeters. The most common lug widths range from 18mm to 22mm.

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Step 3: Determine the Strap Length

The strap length is the distance between the two points where the strap attaches to the watch case. To measure the strap length, take a tape measure or a piece of string and wrap it around your wrist, making sure to fit it snugly. Add 1-2cm to this measurement to allow for comfort and movement. This measurement is your wrist size.

Next, measure the length of your current watch strap from end to end (excluding the buckle). If you don't have a current strap, measure the distance between the lug holes on the watch case. Make sure to measure in millimeters.

Step 4: Choose the Right Strap Size

Now that you have measured your watch case size, lug width, and strap length, you can choose the right strap size. The strap size should match the lug width of your watch, and the length should be suitable for your wrist size.

If your watch has an odd lug width, you may need to choose a custom strap or a strap with an adjustable lug width. Additionally, some straps come in different sizes, so make sure to check the product description for the correct size.

Conclusion

Measuring your watch strap size is a simple process that can save you a lot of discomfort and frustration. Getting the right fit ensures that your watch sits comfortably on your wrist and enhances your personal style. Follow these steps to measure your watch strap size accurately, and choose the right strap that suits your needs and preferences.